sean murdoch

Hi,
When my staff logon to T.S I log the client name etc by
using a batch file.
Is there any way to get the mac address of the machine
logging on ?

thanks
Sean

david f.

When you have teaming setup via HP's utility for servers,
it creates a virtual MAC address. Bacically their
software (HP) allows you to take separate nics and
combined them as one, to get one virtual IP and MAC address

How does Application Center 2k handle this?

Thank you in advance.

gcheng

If HP is handling your load balancing then when you setup your cluster you
can choose other or no load balancing.

Thank You

George Cheng

Microsoft Application Center & Index Server Support

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When you have teaming setup via HP's utility for servers,
it creates a virtual MAC address. Bacically their
software (HP) allows you to take separate nics and
combined them as one, to get one virtual IP and MAC address

How does Application Center 2k handle this?

Thank you in advance.

david f.

When you have teaming setup via HP's utility for servers,
it creates a virtual MAC address. Bacically their
software (HP) allows you to take separate nics and
combined them as one, to get one virtual IP and MAC address

How does Application Center 2k handle this?

Thank you in advance.

gcheng

If HP is handling your load balancing then when you setup your cluster you
can choose other or no load balancing.

Thank You

George Cheng

Microsoft Application Center & Index Server Support

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it creates a virtual MAC address. Bacically their
software (HP) allows you to take separate nics and
combined them as one, to get one virtual IP and MAC address

How does Application Center 2k handle this?

Thank you in advance.